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10 Pond

Issuer Regeering der Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek
Year 1902
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In circulation to 1902
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Obverse lettering No.
GOUVERNEMENTS NOOT
TIEN POND
De Regeering der Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek belooft aan houder dezes te betalen TIEN POND Sterling, volgens de bepalingen van Wet No. 1, 1900, waarvan Art. 2 en 3 op de achterzijde van deze noot zijn afgedrukt.
Deze Noten zijn gewaarborgd door alle Vaste Eigendommen van den Staat, zooals bepaald in Wet No. 1, 1900.
Wd. Audt.-Generaal
Te Velde, Z.A.R.,
Wd. Thes.-Generaal
GEDRUKT TER STAATSDRUKKERIJ VAN DE Z.A. REPUBLIEK, PRETORIA'S RUST.
Z.A.R.
Reverse description The reverse is divided into two columns, each headed by a bold article number. Art. 2 and Art. 3 set out in dense Dutch letterpress the legal conditions of the note, detailing redemption procedures, interest terms of 6 per cent per annum payable each 1st June in coin, and the role of the Thesaurier-Generaal and Auditeur-Generaal. The lower portion of each column contains rows of dotted lines, presumably for endorsement or certification purposes.
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Comments

The Staatsdrukkerij — the State Press in Pretoria — was still operating under siege conditions when notes of this series were produced. By 1902 the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek had ceased to exist as a functioning government; the Peace of Vereeniging was signed in May of that year, ending the Anglo-Boer War and extinguishing the Republic entirely. Any note bearing a 1902 date from this issuer was produced in the final, desperate phase of the war, when Boer forces were conducting guerrilla operations and the Pretoria administration had effectively collapsed.

Few circulated in any meaningful commercial sense. Most survivors show either heavy handling from field use or near-pristine condition from having never reached circulation at all.

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